Methuen High School - Memories Yearbook (Methuen, MA)

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1938 Edward F. Searles High School JOSEPH BERNARD MASASCHi Good luck befriend thee Football 2, 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Student Council 3 Treasurer 4 Blue White Staff 4 Class Will Between this senior and many attractive girls, notes have been passed all year. Although he was voted Class Brute, that has nothing to do with his charming manner — which makes the girls detour through the hall — but with his size. You ' ve been the cause of many heartthrobs, Joe, and we know you will be as popular at the Coast Guard Academy as you are .with us. RITA M. McKENZIE How charming is her smile Another future secretary is Rita McKenzie. After her graduation, she plans to further her training at a business school. Popular, dark, and peppy, Rita will make an ef- ficient secretary. Good luck, Rita! ADELINE MAE MOORE With a smile and a song Class Poem Cheer Leader An impersonator of great ability, Adeline delights her friends with clever caricatures. Her singing also is well known and has been featured in the Blue and White Re- vue. We hope someday to hear our dark haired songbird over the air waves, so sing your way to the top, Adeline. LUCILLE AMY MORENCY Nothing is tvork unless you would rather be doing something else In Lucille ' s philosophy, then, there is no work. She is outstanding in the class of ' 38 by her sincere desire to help others. A quiet and retiring girl when there is no work for her to do, we wonder what she is really like. ELSIE ILA MORLEY I shall coin your golden hair Salutatorian Year Book Staff Various Committees Our class blonde is also one of our most brilliant stud- ents. Her ability to attain a high scholastic standing, make many friends, and have a wonderful time in high school is envied by no small number. Blondie has chosen nursing as her profession, and we sincerely say — Lucky patients. 29

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Edward F. Searles High School 1938 JOSEPH E. LAROCHELLE The mind ' s the standard of the man Vice President 4 Blue White 4 Traffic Squad Football 2, 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Student Council 2 The memory of Joe ' s spectacular football playing: is one of the most vivid memories of the class of ' 38. The pluck and determination of this human dynamo is aston- ishing:. Joe certainly did his best to drive the team to a victory over Punchard. Good going:, Joe! ALICE L. LASSIG Oh, Happiness! Our being ' s end and aim! Senior Play Girl Reserves 3 Dolly is a popular mad chemist who delights in attempting: to blow up the lab. during second period. In her work at Forsythe ' s Dental School, we wish her suc- cess and happiness. «; MAE BED A LEE Ever faithful, ever sv ■ ' ' A petite senior, Mae is known mainly for her cheerful disposition. She, with Chickie, can often be found try- ing: to finish her work in the lab in time to go to the movies. Your delightful smile should bring you luck, Ola MILDRED [RENE LORDEN She is more prudi nl : mid her xpectations the s rfail I r ' Senior Play Committee Irene ' s friendly personality MICHAEL K. MARIOLIS Whether he thinks too little or tt much Captain, Cadets Traffic Squad Track Team 4 Mike is usually the victim of at least one practical ioke every day and has proved that he can take it. Mike, well known in our halls by his infectious grin, has been voted Class Woman Hater. Since his chief charac- teristic is sociability, the more thoughtful members of the class believe that Mike is deceiving us. 28

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Edward F. Searles High School 1938 BERNARD MESKELL MOYNIHAN Time is valuable — waste it not ' ' Blue White Staff 4 Traffic Squad i A small figure, rushing through the halh and speaking to everyone, is sure to be Bernie. His business-like ef- ficiency has shown itself in his high school work, and be- cause of it, we predict a future filled with sunshine, reflected from his own sunny smile. AGNES MADELINE NAI.MAN Ginger Rogers - look to your laurels Student Council Cheer Leader Blue and White Staff 4 Here w r e have the class Ginger Rogers. Agnes, with hei happy smile, has won friends among all classes in the school. Her dancing is a source of wonder and admira- tion to all, and her cheer-leading was a spur to the team to do its best. Thanks for your laughter and smiles, Agnes. CHARLES G. NEWTON. JR. Siring is here I sway Track 2, 3, 4 Football 4 Charlie, known to his friends as Baron, excels in foot- ball aid truck. In C! ariie we also find a versatile musi- cinn — phi]] we °ay a one-man band? He is witty, sociable, and always willing to lend a helping hand to any prank. We wish you a successful swing life with things swaying your way. ELSIE MAY NIC HOI. 1. Still traters run deep Elsie, one of our seemingly quiet seniors, likes her share of fun as well as anyone else. Quietness has proved an asset to her. winning her many true friends as well as an outside interest. Considering her talent as a stenographer, we prophesy great achievements for her in the business world. JAMES CARL NIMMO Youth ' s a stuff that ill not ndun Blue White Staff Cadet Staff Thi? blond, good-looking young man has shown his dancing talents at all our parties. Jimmy is very popular, especially with the girls. He always takes life as it conies, and leads a double life. In the classroom, he con- forms to rules, and is serious, but outside he is peppy, friendly, and smilin.u ' . 30 . -